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disappeared from view, we estimated that it landed somewhere in the Teddington area. When the all clear sounded we hurriedly made our way home. As we approached the impact area we noticed increased police, fire and ambulance activity. My school mate made his way to his house only to realise that there was extensive damage. The V1 had indeed detonated in Teddington. His house was severely damaged and his mother was nowhere to be found. Death became a reality and understandably the fascination of tracking gliding V1s disappeared in this moment of despair." See Rice (2009), p. 59

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Club) cruising merrily about, the countless row-boats with their gay and merry occupants, the constant relays of steam-launches, ruining the fishing and river banks, and keeping timid oarsmen in perpetual fear and dread, the noisy tugs, churning the river into masses of foam as they haul in their wakes long strings of heavily-laden barges, the picturesque picnic parties on Garrick's Eyot, with the comfortable-looking and gaily-decked house-boats moored under its banks; all those features (to begin with) form a picture that rivets the eye and impresses the mind at once.

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In the late 19th century various attempts were made to develop the land that was Chalk Farm. Large country house plots were advertised in 1863 to commuters on the new railway line to London Waterloo expected the following year, but only a few houses were ever built and the owners put into liquidation

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To give a consistent basis for UK Census information (post-1801), references to 'Hampton' conform to the area comprising modern day Hampton, Hampton North / Nurserylands, and Hampton Hill (excl Fulwell). This allows for comparison across different Censuses using the geographical areas and statistical

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has always been a key waterway for the supply of goods along its banks and in and out of London. In the 19th century, barges carrying up to 200 tons of material, hauled by men or horses along tow paths, were a common sight along the Hampton/Molesey Reach and an integral part of the river economy. But

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And what a view it is that strikes the observer when at length he reaches the "Bell" Hill, especially if he makes its first acquaintance at the close of a fine summer's day! ... The fishing punts moored in the Deeps, the numerous sailing-craft (chiefly claiming affinity with the Thames Valley Sailing

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distance of the city, and demand for local shops and services grew. A police station was first opened in Hampton in c1840, and moved into purpose-built premises at 12 Station Road in 1846 (with an inspector and 9 constables). A "new and more commodious" Police Station was opened at 68 Station Road in

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The little race-course at Hampton was in the full tide and height of its gaiety; the day as dazzling as day could be; the sun high in the cloudless sky, and shining in its fullest splendour. Every gaudy colour that fluttered in the air from carriage seat and garish tent op, shone out in its gaudiest

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They turned round to the left, a short way past the public-house; and then, taking a right-hand road, walked on for a long time: passing many large gardens and gentlemen's houses on both sides of the way, and stopping for nothing but a little beer, until they reached a town. Here against the wall of

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There's hosts of people driving into Kingston in traps and carts and things, with boxes of valuables and all that,” he said. “They come from Molesey and Weybridge and Walton, and they say there's been guns heard at Chertsey, heavy firing, and that mounted soldiers have told them to get off at once

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meant construction activity in Hampton focussed on the immediate needs of house rebuilding and repair, with construction of new roads and housing not returning to pre-war levels until the mid-1950s. The 1970s and 1980s saw the demolition and regeneration of significant parts of Hampton, including

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is an inhabited private island surrounded by 62 houseboats in a self-styled community of artists and creatives. Historically, the island has been the site of multiple hotel and resort developments, including the Island Hotel established by Thomas Tagg (after whom the island is named), the famous

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The hamlet of Hampton Wick had its own churchwarden as early as 1653. The hamlet and the town of Hampton had various disputes regarding monies owed and charitable distributions throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, which were ultimately only resolved by the establishment of separate parishes.

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wooden weirs and dams constructed to maintain the river level became unsatisfactory. A lock was first proposed to manage the shallows at "Kenton Hedge and Sundbury Flatts above" in 1802, but it was not until 1812 that Parliament passed an Act for the construction of a lock, and Molesey Lock was

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stations, was opened in 1864, and electrified in 1916. The curve of the railway line would come to define the suburb of Hampton distinct from the original village, but did not immediately lead to an increase in population (unlike neighbouring Teddington). The 'New Street' (now Station Road) was

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saw agricultural production pushed out to the city's perimeter. Land in north Hampton which had been used for grazing and farming was enclosed and, after unsuccessful attempts at residential development, was converted to market gardens and nurseries to service the increased demand from London

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was followed later that month by a meeting of 5,000 people on Hampton Court Green calling for the internment of all Germans and Austrians. St Mary's Hospital was used throughout the war as a military hospital, and the Whitehall Hotel was converted to a military hospital in January 1917. Food

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there are eighteen hides and three ploughs. The villanes have seventeen ploughs, and five ploughs more could be made. There are thirty villanes each with one virgate and eleven villanes with two hides and a half, and four bordars each with half a virgate. Meadow for three ploughs, and ten

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The diary of a local schoolboy records: "One late afternoon as the sirens wailed, we were confined to school awaiting the all clear. I was standing with an HGS mate from Teddington ... As we looked skyward a V1 appeared over the school ; the motors cut and the gliding commenced. As it

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for the Ministry of Pensions. The hotel was demolished in 1971. In 1980 houseboat owners Gerry and Gillian Braban bought the island, excavating a lagoon in the centre of the island (increasing the number of houseboats by 20) and rebuilding a road bridge to the north bank.

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The area developed comprised the manorial-era 'Oldfield', memorialised as Oldfield Road. The 'River Hill' Estate at the eastern end of the development was laid out in 1878, including Belgrade Road, Plevna Road and Varna Road named after towns in the contemporaneous

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There are still, however, some nooks within reach of the metropolis which have not been be-villaged and be-terraced out of all look of rural charm, and the little village of Hampton, with its old-fashioned country inn, and its bright, quiet, grassy river, is one of

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a house, Oliver saw written up in pretty large letters, "Hampton." They lingered about, in the fields, for some hours. At length, they came back into the town; and, turning into an old public-house with a defaced sign-board, ordered some dinner by the kitchen fire.

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During the 1970s several historic Thames Street properties backing onto the river became derelict, partly due to the planning blight associated with proposals to construct an elevated road along the riverside,, and were successively demolished during the 1980s.

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Under the terms of the bequest by Theodore Cory, the property was to become a museum, complete with its Victorian-era furnishings, in memorial to his wife Winifred. By the time the Borough took possession of the property in 1964, most of the furniture had been

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in 1180. See also "Houses of Knights Hospitallers: The preceptory of Minchin Buckland," in A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 2, ed. William Page (London: Victoria County History, 1911), 148-150. British History Online, accessed December 10, 2023,

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was occupied by the Thames Valley Sailing Club in the 19th century, and since 1945 has been leased by the Hampton Sailing Club, which operates a clubhouse and boatyard. The club's racing course runs from upstream of Platt's Eyot down to Tagg's Island.

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Thurley (2003) suggests that its proximity to the royal centre of Kingston, and falling under royal ownership immediately prior to the Norman conquest, are early indicators of the royal influence on the Manor, leading to the ultimate appropriation of

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developed along the route of a historic trackway to link Hampton Station to the village. The area around the station between the railway line and the water works began to be developed for housing in the 1880s and 1890s, and was occupied primarily by

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hues. Old dingy flags grew new again, faded gilding was re-burnished, stained rotten canvas looked a snowy white, the very beggars' rags were freshened up, and sentiment quite forgot its charity in its fervent admiration of poverty so picturesque.

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period, who would have hunted migrating animal herds (reindeer and horse) depending on seasonal conditions. Hand-axes and a flint from that era have been recovered from sites in Hampton, indicating the presence of human activity as early as the

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The houses in Thames Street were numbered in 1919, but the major new streets north of the railway line were numbered in the late 1920s and early 1930s. See Sheaf (2015), pp. 33, 45, 53, 60, 70, 92, 97, 115. 'The Ormonds' (named after the

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shillings. Pasture for the cattle of the vill. From seins and drag-nets in the water of the Thames three shillings. With all its profits it is worth thirty-nine pounds; in the time of King Edward forty pounds. Earl Algar held this Manor."

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was a focal point for members of London society in the late 19th century, particularly for crowds travelling by ferry to watch horse racing or boxing on Molesey Hurst. Having been gutted by fire the pub was rebuilt in 1909, and closed in

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The Knights hospitallers in England: being the report of prior Philip de Thame to the grand master Elyan de Villanova for A. D. 1338. Ed. by the Rev. Lambert b. Larking, M. A., with an historical introduction by John Mitchell Kemble, M.

4750:) east of the railway line were developed progressively: Ormond Ave was established in 1906 and numbered in 1935, but houses in Ormond Drive and Ormond Crescent were mostly built post-WWII. See Sheaf (2019), p. 77 and Sheaf (2015) p. 93. 2284:, a renowned 18th century actor and playwright, purchased Hampton House, an established country house facing the Thames on the road to Hampton Court, in 1754. Numerous alterations were made to the house during Garrick's residence by the 1803:

Boatyards and slipways have led down to the river from the village for centuries. Benn's boathouse on Thames Street was reputed to have been built before 1704 (being demolished in 1946-7 and merging with Constable's boatyard next door).

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and cheaper labour, and by the 1970s had become uncompetitive and increasingly derelict. After a lengthy planning process, work to develop the area into the Nurserylands Housing estate began in 1980, with 48 new roads built by 1989. The

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A ferry had also operated linking Hampton Court to present-day East Molesey since the Tudor period, with a bridge first constructed on the site in 1753. The present-day Hampton Court Bridge, opened in 1933, is the fourth iteration.

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in London, which both culled the citizenry and swelled the population of Hampton with the migration of London citizens out of the city. In 1603, 99 of the 119 deaths recorded among Hampton's 400-500 inhabitants were attributed to

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because the Martians are coming. We heard guns firing at Hampton Court station, but we thought it was thunder. What the dickens does it all mean? The Martians can't get out of their pit, can they?” My brother could not tell him.

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and cheaper overseas labour ultimately rendered the market gardens and nurseries uncompetitive and derelict, and after a lengthy planning process the Nurserylands estate was established in north Hampton in the 1980s.

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first visited London in 1870, and made further visits throughout his lifetime. During a short visit to visit his son George in May–June 1890 Pissarro painted six canvases of various London outdoor scenes (including

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to divert water for better navigation since 1789, and the first lock was opened in 1812. The lock was rebuilt downstream in 1856 after the Hampton Water Treatment Works were built. A second lock was opened in 1927.

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which commenced in 1791, one year after Roy's death. In the report of the operation Roy gives the locations of the ends of the baseline as Hampton Poor-house and King's Arbour. The latter lies with the confines of

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in 1872, voted in favour of establishment in 1884. Permission was however denied on the basis of Hampton being too small an area, and a Local Board was not created for Hampton until 1890. The Board converted to an

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The Knights Hospitallers developed their estate at Hampton Court into one of the largest and best-appointed of their manors in England, and it was frequently used by the royal court as alternative accommodation to

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ordered that 300 acres of the demesne near Hampton be enclosed for hunting, taking out a lease for the entire manor in 1505. After his death in 1508, the lease passed to Sir Giles' wife, who allowed it to lapse.

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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 3, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell, Sunbury, Teddington, Heston and Isleworth, Twickenham, Cowley, Cranford, West Drayton, Greenford, Hanwell, Harefield and Harlington

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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 1, Physique, Archaeology, Domesday, Ecclesiastical Organization, the Jews, Religious Houses, Education of Working Classes To 1870, Private Education From Sixteenth

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pubs, killing four. Four nights later a high-explosive bomb damaged another five neighbouring shops on Station Road. On the night of 7 November Hampton was hit by 8 high-explosive bombs, killing six people.

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in the 1960s, and an additional building constructed on the other side of Old Farm Passage ini 1982. The exchange was enabled for ADSL broadband internet in 2000, and the newer building demolished in 2001.

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The supply of water for the ever-increasing population of the royal complex at Hampton Court had been problematic since the time Wolsey had first taken the Hospitallers' lease, but it was not until

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Uxbridge Road is a notable exception, arising from a boundary determined upon enclosure in the early 19th century, following older tracks in part. See Sheaf (2019) p.71 and Sheaf (2015), pp. 53-54.

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Ordnance Survey map (1894–5) showing Hampton, including Hampton Hill to the north east, Nurseries to the north west and Water Works on the river. The street plan follows the old field boundaries.

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All the villages around Hampton Court are infected, and I found yesterday, I, the Duke of Verneuil, while having my walk along the main road, the body of a man who had just died of plague.

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was the site of multiple boatyards during the 19th and 20th centuries. Thomas Tagg constructed the first boatyard on the island's eastern end in 1866, with German electric engine builder

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hunter-gatherers, who would have favoured the diversity of habitats and food resources offered by rivers and their floodplains for settlement and resource procurement. Three Mesolitihic

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were distributed to houses in Hampton, and public shelters constructed, during 1939-1940. Three air-raid rescue parties (out of 11 for the Borough) were established in Oldfield Road.

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is a small uninhabited island close to the Hampton riverbank below St Mary's Church. In the 19th century the island was occupied by the Thames Valley Sailing Club (since relocated to

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recruitment drives were held by both services on Hampton Court Green in the summer of 1915. A mass meeting on Hampton Court Road in June 1916 calling for government action regarding

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The Domesday Book records the total annual value of the estate in 1086 (used to calculate how much tax the lord should be charged) as 39 pounds. The assessed 1086 value was 9 pounds

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is a youth centre established in Tangley Park in 1990. Built in a converted coach depot on the Nurserylands Estate it offers a wide programme of activities for those aged 11–19.

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A "Sister Joan" (or "Johanna") from "Hamton in Middlesex" was among the sisters of the Knight Hospitallers ordered removed from their commanderies on the order of King John to

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Hampton Wick is excluded from all series as there is no consistent basis for comparison and its current geographic definition (E02000805) includes Teddington's eastern half.

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shortages led to the ploughing and cultivation of fields in Bushy Park, and allotments established in Nine-Acre Field in Percy Road and other open land throughout Hampton.

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throughout England. The Knights Hospitallers Order was formerly dissolved by an Act of Parliament in 1540 and the manor annexed by the Crown. In 1536 Henry acquired part of

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Upper Sunbury Road and the Thames. The Waterworks were constructed in the late 1850s and 1860s as a joint venture of three London water companies, after the passage of the

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rockets either passed over or landed in or near Hampton (their distinctive noises recorded in residents' diaries). On 19 June 1944 two V1 bombs landed in Hampton, one near

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Brown, Horatio F, ed. (1900). "September 22, 1604. Original Despatch, Venetian Archives. 274. Nicolo Molin, Venetian Ambassador in England, to the Doge and Senate.".

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The Manor Lordship and Great Parks of Hampton Court during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries (with a description of Hampton Wick Fields and the Thames Islands)

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on the site of the original conduit house supplying the palace, was demolished in 1981, having fallen into disrepair and despite repeated proposals for restoration.

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Whereas the parish of Hampton Hill was so-named in 1863, the Postmaster General's Office did not confirm the district name change (from 'New Hampton') until 1890.

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applicable to Hampton in 1811, which led to the parcelling and enclosure of common land, and a steady increase in population. The rapid growth and urbanisation of

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The main sources of supply were a conduit head at Coombe Hill, and another in Hampton (where modern-day Plevna Road meets Thames Street). See Heath (2000), p. 16

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was built in 1922 (on land previously occupied by the Hampton and Hampton Hill Rifle Club) after plans approved in 1914 were delayed due to the outbreak of the

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settlement activity in the area is widespread, during a period when the level of the River Thames would have been significantly lower than at present. Finds on

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Hampton Hill Cricket Club was established in 1855 (as New Hampton Cricket Club) and moved to its present ground in Bushy Park in 1890. The club also plays at

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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 2, General; Ashford, East Bedfont With Hatton, Feltham, Hampton With Hampton Wick, Hanworth, Laleham, Littleton

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began construction in 1514 of a royal palace on the site of Hampton Court formerly occupied by the Knights Hospitaller, which was continued and expanded by

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than prior to the conquest, attributed to the devastation caused by Norman forces on their circuitous route around London as they sought its subjugation.

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The four storey telephone exchange on High Street near St Mary's was built in 1927 as a replacement for the original telephone exchange at Manor Road in

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is recorded in the Domesday Book, the entry listing 41 villagers and 4 smallholders (accounting for households comprising ~200 individuals) occupying 35

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The River Thames widens at Hampton Reach, and the prevailing south-westerly breeze over Hurst Park makes the river an attractive venue for sailing.

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Rosehill is a prominent 18th century Grade II Listed stock-brick built house on the Upper Sunbury Road. Built for the celebrated 18th century tenor

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on the first Bank Holiday Monday in May, with the swim leg at Hampton Pool, the cycle course along Hampton Court Road/Lower Sunbury Road/B375 from

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The Council posted three weeks' notice of St Albans' demolition on 24 February, but began demolition the following day, citing safety concerns.

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Between 1500 and 1700 the population of Hampton and Hampton Wick grew from 300–350 to 1100–1200. This growth came despite regular outbreaks of

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fell on 153 Tudor Road in the first night attack on London on 24 August 1940, and properties throughout Hampton were damaged and destroyed as

966:. In 1338, the Order commissioned a financial survey of its possessions in England, which showed the Manor of Hampton comprising 800 acres of 11090: 3637: 2648:, "a globe with numbered longitude fins and tropic latitudes, resting on three balls, all upon a bell-shaped base" designed by David Harber. 1668:"Don't fire at the goddamned thing – let it go over and hit some other poor sons of bitches – get in the ditch and take those boys with you." 1627: 365: 7315: 4944:. The aggregate population of the wards of Hampton (10,700) and Hampton North (9,300). Fulwell & Hampton Hill (10,700) is not included. 1710:, with dancing from 8 to 11 pm; a drumhead service was held on Sunday 9 June, and children's events on 10 June, culminating with fireworks. 8451:

The Changing Face of Station Road, Hampton - Developments in the Area since the 1860s and a Short History of Every Building in Station Road

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The archaeology of Greater London: An assessment of archaeological evidence for human presence in the area now covered by Greater London

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Originally founded as the Westel Club in 1970, Hampton Canoe Club has operated from the old pumping station at Bell Hill since 1990.

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through 1940. On 7 October a high-explosive bomb landing in Warfield Road demolished most of the houses on Station Road between the

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opened the palace to the public in 1838 and the site became and remains a major tourist attraction. The palace is managed today by

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in Bushy Park (containing the cremated remains and offerings of a local chieftain) indicate the transition to settled agriculture.

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The Hampton nurseries had begun to face competition in the 1960s from overseas and domestic produce sourced using refrigeration,

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blowing out the windows of the nearby Grange building. On 7 January 1945, a V2 rocket was heard to pass over Hampton and land in

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showing bomb impacts in Hampton. Blue dots represent high explosive bombs, red incendiary bombs, and crosses unexploded ordnance.

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Originally proposed in 1958, the evelated road proposal was only shelved following the completion of the nearby sections of the

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Walter St Valery and William the Conquerer were also related: Walter's grandmother was William's aunt. See Herbert Fowler, p. 17

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Football Club can trace its establishment to 1867, and moved to its current home ground at Parkfields west of Hampton in 1930.

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in 1864, led to a steady growth in the population of Hampton, and fields in south Hampton near the station being converted to

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Pictures of Hampton in the 1940s, 1950s & 1960s: The Roads and Buildings, Businesses and Shops, the River and Recreation

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Literal translation: "Manor. The same Walter holds Hamntone. It was assessed for thirty-five hides. The land is twenty-five

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between the Lower and Upper Sunbury Roads, comprising parts of West Field and Ersh Mead, including the current site of the

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made it unlawful for any water company to extract water for domestic use from the tidal reaches of the Thames (i.e. below

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The streetscape on Station Road, Hampton near the old Police Station has been used as a backdrop for TV series including

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escaped London to Hampton Court after an escalating outbreak of plague in the spring (which would come to be known as "

7861: 7268: 3458:(c.1717–1791), tenor singer, lived at what is now Hampton Branch Library, Rose Hill, Hampton. The site is marked by a 2507:

The oldest buildings and most longstanding businesses in Hampton are current and former pubs and inns. These include:

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is towards the south-west and by the main parades of shops on either side of the line; just north of Hampton Hill is

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had sailed in 1066. Walter probably never resided in Middlesex, and he and his heirs were active participants in the

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Hampton 1915-1937: The story of Hampton from the First World War to the amalgamation with the Borough of Twickhenham

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had paid for the Order's manor at Hampton Court to be repaired after his servants accidentally set fire to the roof.

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Images of Hampton in the 1970s & 1980s: The Roads and Buildings, Businesses and Shops, The River and Recreation

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Images of Hampton in the 1920s and 1930s - the Roads and Buildings, Businesses and Shops, the River and Recreation

6893: 4957: 4425:: Hampton (E02000806), Hampton North (E02000803), Hampton Hiill (E02000802) - KS101 - "Usual resident population" 1826:. During wartime, production shifted: to torpedo-carrying motor launches in the First World War, and constructing 11340: 10150: 10146: 8037:

When the Bombs Fell: Twickenham, Teddington and the Hamptons under Aerial Bombardment during the Second World War

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In Dean Road, killing one person; on the "White House" killing a family of three, and in Oak Avenue, killing two.

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on the north bank of the Thames. Both clubs have produced multiple British school champions, competitors in the

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Hampton's first cricket club, the Royal Clarence Cricket Club, was founded in 1828. Sponsored by its patron the

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in 1940, who converted the skating rink and tennis courts into factory space for wartime munitions, and later,

1348: 1038: 469: 171: 11379: 8639: 7630: 6806: 3101:, Oliver and Bill Sikes stop in a public house in Hampton on their way to the planned burglary in Chertsey. 2526:. The building was later converted into cottages, one of which was let to historian Henry Ripley in 1874 (see 2295:

and the construction of a tunnel under the road to connect with his riverside lawn. The house became known as

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was separately established. The parish of Hampton was further divided with the establishment of the parish of

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had been demolished in 1829 and replaced by the present larger building in 1831, at which time the parish of

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over the course of the late 19th and 20th centuries, as the families of professional workers settled within

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Thames Turbo Triathlon Club was established in 2012, and is based at Hampton Pool. The Club runs an annual

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As a predominantly residential suburb, Hampton has a significant number of primary and secondary schools.

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Hampton's transition from medieval manor to privately owned land and housing began with the passage of an

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purchased the lease from the Knights Hospitaller in 1514, and continued development of the site into the

918:(in which he was implicated and ultimately exiled). The Manor of Hampton transferred from the hundred of 8698: 6418:"Small area statistics - frozen wards. Permanent residents. Richmond upon Thames - 01BDFH Hampton North" 2250:

and J.W. Restler, and the site comprises filter beds and four massive engine pump houses constructed in

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near Bushy Park was built in 1922 after plans approved in 1914 were delayed due to the outbreak of the

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secured a steady supply for its household and expanding water features. Designed by Nicholas Lane, the

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The destruction by fire of Sheen Palace in 1497 saw the royal court move to Hampton Court. In 1500 the

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The Christian churches in Hampton and Hampton Hill work together as Churches Together around Hampton.

2479:(UDC) in 1902 and used as Council Offices and Library until 1937 when Hampton Council was joined with 1779:

was recorded as 27,307, with 77.4% recording the United Kingdom as their country of birth. During the

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Hampton Village Study (Conservation Area no. 12) Hampton Court Green Study (Conservation Area no. 11)

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Shows nightly Tuesday to Friday, with a Saturday afternoon children's matinee. See Sheaf (2015) p. 10

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The modern-day triangle of Thames Street, Church Street and High Street. See Sheaf (2015), pp. 33, 44

3934: 3862: 3858: 3845: 3598: 3187: 2624: 2496: 2239: 1548: 1465: 1359: 1344: 859: 352: 10708: 8111: 3539:, was born in Crown Terrace, Richmond and died in Twickenham. He is buried in Richmond Old Cemetery. 2948:, settling in Hampton Court in the summer and painting a series of paintings along the banks of the 2067:). In 1910, the height of the island's western end was augmented by fill from the excavation of the 1635: 867: 790: 473: 11890: 11885: 11844: 11435: 11170: 10960: 10950: 10940: 10895: 10665: 10105: 10101: 8711: 6858: 4485: 3791: 3779: 3123:, Sir Mulberry Hawk and Lord Frederick visit the 'Hampton Races', which refers to a racecourse at ' 2828: 2766: 2662: 2657: 2366: 2137: 1407: 1202: 915: 357: 292: 215: 20: 3776:

St Mary's Church and St James's Church standing out against the surrounding 20th century housing.

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Hampton Thames Street c1911, showing the Red Lion hotel, the frontage to Constable's Boatyard and

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Thomas Byerly; Reuben Percy; John Timbs (1832). "Chapel of St John the Baptist at Hampton Wick".

6554: 3946: 3918: 3705:(previously Hampton Academy, Hampton Community College, Rectory School), a co-educational academy 3579: 2670: 2547:. Located on Thames Street with a prominent view of the River, a pub has operated on the site of 2247: 1493: 1402: 1223:"), but would be forced to move again to Oxford in September after the infection reached Hampton. 1181: 677: 628: 517: 438: 8573: 5071: 4679: 4457: 1547:(hence known as the Molesey Telephone Exchange). The exchange switched from manual operation to 11839: 11284: 11220: 10900: 10627: 10607: 10597: 10587: 10286: 10040: 10036: 9167: 9017: 8555:

The Westminster Corridor: The Anglo-Saxon story of Westminster Abbey and its lands in Middlesex

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Suburban development of the area bound north of the railway line took place mostly during the

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to escape the outbreak that had blighted London (and Hampton) that summer, before hosting the

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is evidenced in Hampton and surrounding areas by the artefacts (predominantly flintwork) of

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https://player.bfi.org.uk/free/film/watch-fire-at-the-historic-inn-at-hampton-1908-online

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extended its network from Twickenham to Hampton, Hampton Court, East Twickenham (west of

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A cannon in Roy Grove marks the Hampton end of the baseline measured in 1784 by General

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because of the amount of sewage in the tidal river. The original works were designed by

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water companies to jointly construct water works on the Thames at Hampton, between the

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since at least 1557. In 1892 the pub was destroyed by fire and rebuilt in its current

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Parks, open spaces and nature reserves in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

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The Palace: From the Tudors to the Windsors - 500 Years of History at Hampton Court

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since 1867. For much of its early history, the race course finished downriver from

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There is evidence of small hunter-gatherer communities in the Thames Valley in the

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Hampton Sailing Club with boat landing stages occupies all of Benn's Island above

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became the site of multiple resort hotel developments, culminating with the grand

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is set in Hampton, which was then a village on the western outskirts of London.

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opened in November 1980 in the heart of the redeveloped Nurserylands estate (see

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Preparations by the Borough of Twickenham for the outbreak of hostilities in the

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of bishops and clerics (also postponed due to plague) which would commission the

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The History of Mynchin Buckland Priory and Preceptory, in the County of Somerset

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An Act to make better Provision respecting the Supply of Water to the Metropolis

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The two buildings were connected by a first-floor footway over Old Farm Passage.

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Blue plaque for suffragette Sophia Duleep Singh, at Faraday House, Hampton Court

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Hampton Ferry has linked Hampton to the south bank of the Thames at Hurst Park,

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were set in 1620 with the addition of the Hampton Eastfield (nearest the town).

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while living in Woking, which mentions Hampton Court in Chapter 14 of Part I:

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taking over the site to build electric launches from 1888. In 1904 shipbuilder

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land occupied by the nurseries, and derelict properties along the riverfront.

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Collections Database - Five Colleges and Historic Deerfield Museum Consortium

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sought respite from the intrigues of London's literary circles (and his wife

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Hampton 1946, showing Station Road with the Meux Cottages terrace leading to

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Hampton Prep School (formerly Denmead), the junior school for Hampton School

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on Hollybush Lane in Hampton. The cemetery was opened in 1879, and fourteen

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Jack & Jill School (incorporating Nightingale House and Clarence House)

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In 1755 Garrick commissioned an (unknown) architect to construct a garden

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which made it unlawful to take drinking water from the tidal Thames below

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e.g. A large shelter was built under the traffic island in Manor Gardens.

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in 1895 after his marriage to Catherine Robbins. Wells planned and wrote

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Blue plaque to John Beard and William Ewart, at Hampton Library, Hampton

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Edwardian Hampton: The story of Hampton and Hampton Hill from 1900-1914

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murdered Marsha McDonnell near her home in Hampton on 4 February 2003.

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terrorist Margot Al-Harazi's first hideout is stated to be in Hampton.

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jointly operate the Millennium Boathouse, opposite the upstream end of

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The Illustrated London News 'Hampton Races - the ferry at Molesey' 1866

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began in 1936, and a public meeting held to discuss the enlistment of

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Batey, Mavis; Buttery, Henrietta; Lambert, David; Wilkie, Kim (1994).

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A military religious service held in a field, using drums as an altar.

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buildings, the district has no dual carriageways, its main routes the

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Hampton House, showing Garrick's Villa and Temple to Shakespeare, 1815

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July 1932 before setting a new world water speed record of 119.81 mph.

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Hampton Village: Draft Conservation Appraisal Conversation Area No 12

7848:"Carlisle & Hampton Hill Federation - Hampton Hill Junior School" 7559:. 27 December 1922. p. 13 – via The Times Digital Archive. 6993: 6769: 5956:"Trams: The trams came to Middlesex at the start of the 20th century" 5655: 5061: 5059: 5057: 3854: 3821:

St Mary (Church of England), Church Street (by Thames Street) Hampton

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artists sought refuge in England. Anglo-French Impressionist painter

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London Borough of Richmond - Archaeological Priority Areas Appraisal

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Jam Yesterday, Jam Tomorrow - History of Market Gardens in Middlesex

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Arrival of the paddlesteamer "Queen Elizabeth" at Hampton Court 1911

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appears settled by the 13th century. See also Garside (1951), p. 57

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Climate data for Hampton Water Works - Climate Station (1991–2020)

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The Hampton Water Treatment Works, currently owned and operated by

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Hampton developed into its current form of a residential suburb of

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The Thames from Hampton Court to Sunbury Lock – Hampton Waterworks

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Jam Yesterday Jam Tomorrow: History of Market Gardens in Middlesex

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Jessamine House, located on Thames Street, was demolished in 1957.

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The Hampton Fire Brigade later re-enacted extinguishing the fire.

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Church buildings are a significant presence in the area, with the

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HMS MTB 28 Motor Torpedo Boat Thornycroft 73 feet-type class c1940

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operated as a pub from c. 1630 until 1792, and was frequented by

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in 1929 following the consecration of All Saints Church in 1908.

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shows the view up river from Molesey towards Hampton, featuring

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The Hampton riverside circa 1825, showing slipways to the Thames

722:, centred on a village clustered around the intersection of the 676:

activity in the Hampton area (which was concentrated around the

19:

This article is about the suburb of London. For other uses, see

11613: 9652: 9342: 9327: 9292: 9277: 9262: 9047: 9002: 8992: 8876: 8861: 8628: 6783: 5827: 5123: 3152: 2092:), and since 1945 has been leased by the Hampton Sailing Club. 1480: 1285:, comprising part of the Heath, including the current sites of 955: 929: 739: 709: 616:

were discovered during construction of the Hampton Waterworks.

570: 521: 8677: 7893: 6444: 5310: 4447: 3312:

Blue plaque for actor David Garrick, at Garrick Villa, Hampton

2530:), and which remains the oldest surviving building in Hampton. 730:

road running east–west along the river with the road north to

695: 9322: 9207: 7106: 5471:"Disorderly Conduct: the Knights of St John under Henry VIII" 5140: 5138: 4481: 4458:

https://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10184137/cube/TOT_POP

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in 1895, and established its office in Rosehill in 1902 (see

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of Hampton included the area comprising present-day Hampton,

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Johnston, Howard (June 2018). "617 publications so far...".

6328: 5681:. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office. pp. 178–184. 5513: 5450: 4456:, Hampton CP/AP (Parish-level unit) is used. Accessible via 3374:(born 1973), singer, songwriter, guitarist and film director 2612:

The Beveree Wildlife Site to the north of Station Road is a

2257: 1864:

Hampton 1928, showing boatyards on the riverside and around

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to the general public in 1838, displaying artworks from the

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Cockburn, J S; King, H P F; McDonnell, K G T, eds. (1969).

7316:"The Gold – Can you spot local landmarks in hit BBC drama?" 6826:"An Account of the Measurement of a Base on Hounslow-Heath" 6368: 6304: 6268: 6256: 3654:, Hampton Court Green. The site is marked by a blue plaque. 2801:

Garrick's Lawn spectators watching the Molesey Regatta 1921

1914:, increase in leisure time (assisted by the passage of the 936:

Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

800: 773:, which by the 9th century was a significant royal estate. 482:

Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

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The Place-Names of Middlesex apart from the City of London

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in the late 1850s and early 1860s, and the opening of the

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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

6642: 6316: 3395: 3386:(born 1947), musician and astrophysicist, born in Hampton 3207:

In the yard behind the Lion he was prowling for his prey.

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since at least 1514, and reputedly since the time of the

1072:, the settlement of Hampton, and fields to the northwest. 781:

system of agriculture introduced by the Saxons. The 1086

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Heath, Gerald (2000). White, Kathy; Heath, Joan (eds.).

8147:"Anglo-Saxon Kingston: A Shifting Pattern of Settlement" 8056:

Arcadian Thames: The River Landscape from Hampton to Kew

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His bucko mate, Grumbuskin, long since had disappeared,

2966:, with the recently constructed Island Hotel visible on 2579:

The Court Jester / The Hampton / The Hamptons Ale House.

954:, the Knights Hospitaller operated from headquarters on 639:(Neolithic stone axe), Hurst Park (Neolithic pits), and 11901:

Districts of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

7136: 6681:"King of the castle Hampton completes sand bed upgrade" 6432: 6340: 6204: 6180: 6168: 6038: 5936: 5650:

Jusserand, Jean Jules (1892). "9 August 1665 Letter to

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The site is now occupied by the houses of Spring Grove.

4607:

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/som/vol2/pp148-150

3594:(1934–2021), author and publisher, was born in Hampton. 2441:. This high precision survey was the forerunner of the 1670:

As we dived into the ditch, the V1's engine cut out ...

704:

the Hampton area would have been on the fringes of the

565:

was displaced southwards to its present course through

8136:

Gover, J. E. B.; Mawer, Allen; Stenton, F. M. (1942).

7506:"John Blow, Composer and organist - Twickenham Museum" 7250:"(#15) CAMILLE PISSARRO | Primrose Hill, Londres" 6292: 5875: 5738: 5661:

A French Ambassador at the Court of Charles the Second

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Gover et al (1942) records 12th century references to

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All Saints (Church of England), Old Farm Road, Hampton

3810:

St Francis de Sales, Hampton Hill and Upper Teddington

3202:

For the Bell at Hampton he had gone to wet his beard;

2944:

came to England in 1874 at the invitation of baritone

2824:

and finishing opposite the Waterworks and Hurst Park.

1609: 718:. The settlement of Hampton first developed under the 8094: 7124: 6462: 6412: 6386: 5851: 5396: 5304: 5262: 5222: 4988: 4727:

in January 1916 made such drives generally redundant.

3626:(1802–1886), opera singer, lived at 114 High Street, 3288:

Blue plaque to Alan Turing at 78 High Street, Hampton

3205:

And his bosun, Tumblebrutus, he too had stol'n away-

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is mentioned in works by Dickens and T.S. Eliot (see

2413:

Roy Grove cannon and the Anglo-French geodetic survey

7782:"Alan Turing: The father of modern computer science" 7657:

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction

6725: 6588: 5973: 5794: 5615:. New York: Oxford University Press. pp. 18–20. 5359: 5240: 3380:(born 1995), actor, lives with his family in Hampton 2291:, including an imposing portico, the building of an 1756:, constructed in the 1760s by the Clerk of Works at 1110:, and was built swiftly in 1638–39, cutting through 26:

Not to be confused with the neighbouring suburbs of

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The Grammar School's former premises, vacated 1939.

3892:serve Hampton Court and Hampton Hill respectively. 2389:. The palace underwent extensive renovation in the 2141:

Hampton Court Bridge (showing Hampton Court Palace)

1675:

David Fisher (Hampton Grammar schoolboy), June 1944

1172:, compared to 11 total deaths the previous year. 1064:'s 1757 map of Middlesex, showing the enclosure of 536:Today Hampton is a primarily residential suburb of 7760:"John Templeton 1802–1886 Opera singer lived here" 7157:Impressionists in London - French Artists in Exile 6745:"Garrick's Shakespeare Temple, Hampton Court Road" 6026: 5887: 2703:are a semi-professional club playing at step 2 of 2306: 1791:Hampton stands on the north bank of a bend in the 1387: 8575:Hampton Court: A Social and Architectural History 8213:. London: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. 8135: 7752: 5234: 4786:The site is now occupied by the Kyle House flats. 3801:Hampton Hill United Reformed Church, Hampton Hill 2527: 2385:went on to become a centre of royal power in the 1455: 1230:Hampton, late 18th century, showing the previous 623:Neolithic flint hand axe, discovered Hampton 1897 11877: 11461:Richmond, Petersham and Ham Open Spaces Act 1902 8279:. London: Museum of London Archaeology Service. 8192: 7436: 7434: 7432: 7430: 5613:The Impact of Plague in Tudor and Stuart England 5129: 5113: 5065: 2614:Site of Local Importance for Nature Conservation 2211: 1504:Hampton during the Great War and Interwar period 822:meaning an enclosure in the bend of a river and 472:times, the manor was awarded to the Norman lord 8366:The History and Topography of Hampton-on-Thames 8253:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (2022), 7340: 7154: 6095:Baker, Rowland G. M. (1986). "For The People". 3572:stories, who died at Park House, Hampton Court. 2458: 2234:, occupy a 66 hectare site located between the 1944:The History and Topography of Hampton-on-Thames 1786: 8316:Thames Crossings: Bridges, Tunnels and Ferries 8072: 7368: 6358: 5756: 4900:The landlord is recorded as John Fall in 1661. 3849:Thames Street, Hampton (including the 111 bus) 3733: 2588:). After a fire in 2017 the pub now trades as 1488:1905. Hampton fire station was built in 1897. 1421:Hampton recorded a population of 1,722 in the 1327:Having last been used as a royal residence by 1193:In the Christmas of 1603-04 the newly crowned 804:Entry for Hamntone in the Domesday Book (1086) 11629: 9899: 8719: 8270:Museum of London Archaeology Service (2000). 7667: 7563: 7427: 6630:The Thames Highway: Volume II Locks and Weirs 3927:Tudor, Stuart and Georgian Palace and Gardens 2743:, the club played its matches on what is now 2177:Hampton lies on the River Thames upstream of 2172: 1910:In the 19th century the growth of the London 1641:The first bomb to fall on the Borough in the 854:After the Conquest the Manors of Hampton and 684:), except for a small collection of finds at 672:. There is little archaeological evidence of 8203: 7721: 7605:Victoria Cross holders buried in the borough 7575:Victoria Cross holders buried in the borough 3805:St Theodore's Roman Catholic Church, Hampton 3330:Blue plaques of notable residents of Hampton 3019:Regatta at Molesey near Hampton Court (1874) 2198:completed in 1815. There had been a weir at 1590:(left of frame), Castle House (centre), and 1237: 930:Medieval Hampton and the Knights Hospitaller 577:c. 450,000 BCE. The local geology comprises 8678:Societies, and archived news and usergroups 8657:Borough of Twickenham Local History Society 8601: 8346:Hampton Grammar School in wartime 1939-1945 7522: 6865:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 2022 6071:"Kinema 77 Station Road, Hampton, TW12 2BJ" 5822:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 2022 5591:Borough of Twickenham Local History Society 5568: 5519: 5456: 5333:. Stroud: Amberley Publishing. p. 87. 5331:1066 - A New History of the Norman Conquest 5175:Borough of Twickenham Local History Society 5144: 5014: 2226:Hampton WTW Victorian buildings on the A308 765:The Hampton settlement developed under the 696:Anglo-Saxon Hampton and the Norman Conquest 496:of common land in 1811 and rapid growth of 11636: 11622: 9906: 9892: 8726: 8712: 8002: 7468: 3601:, lived at Jessamine House, Thames Street. 3005:, depicting a cricket match on the green. 2908:Hampton in art, literature and other media 600:The resettlement of Britain following the 441:to the west, and the Thames to the south. 8533: 8411: 8169:. London: Hampton Residents' Association. 8073:Calabria, Verusca; Carney, Sarah (2014), 8034: 7476:"Richard Doddridge Blackmore (1825–1900)" 6841: 6487: 6274: 6250: 6238: 6216: 6210: 6186: 6020: 5845: 5788: 5649: 5572: 5424: 5156: 5118:Museum of London Archaeology Service 2000 5102:Museum of London Archaeology Service 2000 5090:Museum of London Archaeology Service 2000 5078:Museum of London Archaeology Service 2000 2453: 2258:Garrick's Villa and Temple to Shakespeare 1923: 1352: 1094:to the Thames via Hampton Court that the 712:, in territory which came to be known as 8552: 8332: 8313: 7673: 7593: 7266: 5707: 5400: 5316: 5274: 5040: 4405: 4403: 4401: 3945:. The London terminus for both lines is 3905: 3844: 3778: 3549:, died in Hampton Hill and is buried in 3273:List of people from Richmond upon Thames 2796: 2765: 2730: 2623: 2619: 2607: 2596: 2462: 2443:Principal Triangulation of Great Britain 2416: 2365: 2316: 2261: 2221: 2136: 1613: 1412: 1225: 1215:of the Bible. In July 1665 the court of 1055: 1020: 926:in the late 12th or early 13th century. 799: 618: 11896:Districts of London on the River Thames 8595:Commercial Nurseries and Market Gardens 8571: 8392: 8373: 8237: 8228: 8144: 8126: 7876:"Home | Buckingham Primary School" 7774: 7362: 7155:Corbeau-Parsons, Caroline, ed. (2017). 6793: 6789: 6627: 6582: 6578: 5776: 5760: 5703: 5691: 5625: 5444: 5440: 5428: 5384: 5368: 5300: 5258: 5246: 5210: 5198: 5194: 4386: 3689:List of schools in Richmond upon Thames 3597:Thomas Rosoman (1781–1782), founder of 2816:, with crowds and officials massing on 2355: 1934:in 1913. As Henry Ripley wrote in 1883: 1662:In 1944, Bushy Park was a huge, mainly 1184:, Ambassador of France to the Court of 662:tribe with its centre of government at 654:, the Hampton area was occupied by the 11878: 9915:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 8604:Bushy Park: Royals, Rangers and Rogues 8362: 8106: 7609:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 7579:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 7484:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 7450:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 7442:"Blue Plaques in Richmond upon Thames" 7334: 6969:"History of Hampton Hill Cricket Club" 6594: 6533:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 6526:"Platt's Eyot Conservation Area Study" 6123: 6000:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 5468: 5380: 5353: 4965:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 4547:was recorded under the Hamntone entry. 4496:in 925 (as well as later Saxon Kings). 3868:Bus routes that serve Hampton are the 3729:, an independent co-educational school 3396:Residents of Hampton and Hampton Court 3349:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 3266: 3223:Hampton is also mentioned in humorist 2875:. The Club also runs an annual junior 1620:Borough of Twickenham Bomb Map 1940-45 1528:in the 1920s, it operated until 1938. 1134:sought to replicate in Bushy Park the 934:The Manor was acquired in 1237 by the 464:(which are now known collectively as " 413:, England, and the historic county of 411:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 11617: 9887: 8707: 8592: 8514: 8495: 8476: 8467: 8448: 8439: 8430: 8293: 8176:Hampton Court: the story of a village 8173: 8164: 7179: 7142: 7130: 6880: 6868: 6731: 6707:"Garrick's Villa, Hampton Court Road" 6450: 6438: 6374: 6362: 6346: 6334: 6322: 6310: 6262: 6198: 6174: 6111: 6094: 6056: 6044: 6032: 5979: 5942: 5905: 5893: 5881: 5869: 5857: 5833: 5800: 5764: 5744: 5674: 5637: 5610: 5531: 4398: 3517:, where he lived out his final years. 3390: 3031:The Thames with Hampton Church (1874) 2959:Regatta at Molesey near Hampton Court 2843:, and international representatives. 2433:to measure the relative situation of 524:housing in the late 19th century and 500:saw agricultural fields converted to 11544:Cemeteries, crematoria and memorials 8602:White, Kathy; Foster, Peter (1997). 8343: 8302: 8296:The Birth and Growth of Hampton Hill 8217: 8204:Hodges, N. J .M.; Latham, E (1991). 7411:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.U247368 7341:Porter, Charlie (31 December 2014). 6298: 6286: 6227:Battle of Britain Historical Society 5412: 4984: 4982: 3696: 2898:Hampton Heated Open Air Pool and Gym 2684: 1437:allowed for the creation of elected 1039:expropriation of Catholic properties 11539:Archives, museums and art galleries 10823:King's Beasts, Hampton Court Palace 10490:Teddington Pools and Fitness Centre 8733: 8557:. London: Historical Publications. 8416:. London: Historical Publications. 8318:. London: David & Charles Inc. 7948:St Mary's Hampton CE Primary School 6823: 6660: 5993:"Hampton Village Planning Guidance" 5664:. London: T. F. Unwin. p. 168. 5397:Cockburn, King & McDonnell 1969 5328: 5305:Cockburn, King & McDonnell 1969 5263:Cockburn, King & McDonnell 1969 5223:Cockburn, King & McDonnell 1969 3763:St Mary's Hampton CE Primary School 3218: 3212:Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats 3193:Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats 3055: 2701:Hampton & Richmond Borough F.C. 2696:Hampton & Richmond Borough F.C. 2651: 2585: 1713: 1610:Hampton during the Second World War 1281:Land between Uxbridge Road and the 978:(the royal palace on the Thames at 113:8.83 km (3.41 sq mi) 13: 11589:Schools, colleges and universities 8131:. Richmond: Dimblebys of Richmond. 7962:"Churches Together around Hampton" 7267:Crawford, Robert (18 April 2019). 5162: 5021:webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk 4935: 4480:Kingston was the site of a Church 3677: 3086: 2918:Alfred Sisley and Camille Pissarro 2270: 2132: 14: 11917: 11426:Darell baronets, of Richmond Hill 10485:Royal Tennis Court, Hampton Court 8621: 8578:. London: Yale University Press. 8339:. London: British History Online. 8309:. London: British History Online. 8102:. London: British History Online. 7678:. Horncastle: Mortons Media Ltd. 7371:"Son of Rambow: ready for action" 7180:Hours, Fireside (4 August 2016). 7061:"MAR River map – Molesey Regatta" 6770:"Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare" 5584: 5168: 4979: 4492:, and hosted the consecration of 4324: 3742:Hampton Infant School and Nursery 3723:, an independent school for girls 3674:from the 17th to 20th centuries. 3468:(1825–1900), novelist, author of 3347:Baron Lebedev, of Hampton in the 2206: 2026:, but historically also includes 1775:The population of Hampton in the 1537: 826:meaning farmstead or settlement. 789:the Manor of Hampton belonged to 421:to the east (and to the north of 16:Suburb of Greater London, England 11755: 11745: 11735: 11725: 11643: 10863:Hampton Court astronomical clock 10175: 10165: 10155: 10145: 10135: 10125: 10120: 10110: 10100: 10090: 10085: 10075: 10065: 10055: 10045: 10035: 10019: 10012: 8650: 8638: 8627: 8167:A Chronicle of Hampton 1956-1981 8160:(10): 271–278 – via JSTOR. 8075:"Hampton Nurserylands Factsheet" 7980: 7954: 7936: 7922: 7904: 7886: 7868: 7854: 7840: 7822: 7804: 7727: 7690: 7648: 7623: 7545: 7516: 7498: 7391: 7369:Sally Williams (22 March 2008). 7308: 7283: 7260: 7242: 7217: 7199: 7173: 7148: 7099: 7074: 7053: 7032: 7007: 6986: 6961: 6936: 6911: 6886: 6817: 6799: 6762: 6737: 6699: 6673: 6670:surveyed 1867/8, published 1871. 6648: 6621: 6600: 6547: 6518: 6493: 6456: 6406: 6380: 5919:"The Police Stations of Hampton" 4915: 4903: 4894: 4885: 4875: 4866: 4853: 4844: 4835: 4826: 4816: 4807: 4798: 4789: 3902:Hampton railway station (London) 3783:St Mary's Parish Church, Hampton 3717:, an independent school for boys 3440: 3428: 3416: 3404: 3336: 3317: 3305: 3293: 3281: 3036: 3024: 3012: 2982:. French Impressionist painter 2502: 2193:as river traffic increased, the 2095: 2074: 1995: 1979: 1967: 1955: 1891: 1872: 1857: 1845: 1575: 1559: 1321:1827-1828 Hampton Enclosure Maps 1301: 1274: 1258: 946:order charged with the care and 84: 77: 57: 11794:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 11436:Hampton Court Conference (1604) 10981:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 10197:A205 road (South Circular Road) 8606:. East Molesey: Foundry Press. 8412:Sheaf, John; Howe, Ken (1995). 8397:. Stroud: Amberley Publishing. 8145:Hawkins, Duncan (Autumn 1998). 8122:: 1–17 – via archive.org. 7912:"Prep School South West London" 7082:"History of Hampton Canoe Club" 6666:Ordnance Survey, Six-inch map, 6420:. Office of National Statistics 6394:. Office of National Statistics 6143: 6117: 6088: 6068: 6062: 5985: 5948: 5911: 5713: 5668: 5643: 5604: 5578: 5537: 5488: 5469:Bailey, Justin (12 July 2019). 5462: 5322: 5268: 5235:Gover, Mawer & Stenton 1942 4996:. Office of National Statistics 4780: 4771: 4762: 4753: 4739: 4730: 4717: 4708: 4698: 4684: 4672: 4662: 4653: 4640: 4635:https://doi.org/10.2307/1836115 4612: 4590: 4577: 4568: 4550: 4538: 4517: 4499: 4474: 4465: 2980:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 2886: 2560: 2431:Anglo-French Survey (1784–1790) 2381:after Wolsey's demise in 1530. 2350:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 2321:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 2313:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 2307:Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare 2051:is a large island opposite the 2037: 1718: 1335:opened the State Apartments of 1017:after Wolsey's demise in 1530. 914:—at some point before the 1217 890:. In 1189 the estate passed to 85: 11466:Treaty of Hampton Court (1562) 11431:GHQ Liaison Regiment (Phantom) 11421:Cook baronets of Doughty House 11146:Royal Military School of Music 10414:Duke of Northumberland's River 7880:www.buckingham.richmond.sch.uk 7207:"Charing Cross Bridge, London" 5721:"c.cxxxviii Hampton Inclosure" 5545:"HOME PARK AND THE LONG WATER" 5475:Museum of the Order of St John 5034: 5008: 4950: 3826:St James' Church, Hampton Hill 3670:holds the tombs and graves of 3234: 3078:— Anthony Trollope, 2972:The Thames with Hampton Church 2932:Following the outbreak of the 2841:Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race 2735:Cricket at Moulsey Hurst c1790 2467:Rosehill (now Hampton Library) 2370:Hampton Court Palace Gatehouse 1508:Following the outbreak of the 1349:London and Southampton Railway 1269:, comprising part of the Heath 1086:ordered the construction of a 734:, around the hillock on which 556: 1: 11814:Hampton Water Treatment Works 11385:Murder of Julia Martha Thomas 11229:Admiralty Research Laboratory 11011:Hampton Water Treatment Works 10780:Richmond and Twickenham Times 10547:Hampton Court Palace Festival 10542:Hampton Court Garden Festival 10424:Sudbrook and Latchmere stream 10296:River Thames bridges, islands 8538:. London: B.T. Batsford Ltd. 8333:Reynolds, Susan, ed. (1962). 8238:Larking, Rev Lambert (1857). 8178:. Hampton Court Association. 7269:"A Cousin of Colonel Heneage" 7107:"Thames Turbo Triathlon Club" 6555:"Torpedo Boats - World War 2" 6224:"19 August – 24 August 1940." 6126:"Telephone Exchange, Hampton" 6124:Hillas, David (12 May 2012). 5080:, pp. 34, 42, 46–47, 54. 4928: 4460:(accessed 10 December 2023). 4150:Average rainfall mm (inches) 3931:Hampton Court railway station 3545:(1919–1994) recipient of the 3535:(1870–1922) recipient of the 3177: 3143: 3135:— Charles Dickens, 3109:— Charles Dickens, 3050: 2640:beside the bridge leading to 2218:Hampton Water Treatment Works 2212:Hampton Water Treatment Works 2064: 2053:Hampton Water Treatment Works 1905: 1694:Hampton Water Treatment Works 1388:Hampton Water Treatment Works 1314:Hampton Water Treatment Works 544:was 27,307 (20,000 excluding 510:Hampton Water Treatment Works 480:, passed by his heirs to the 11906:Places formerly in Middlesex 11490:Parliamentary constituencies 11325:Richmond Theological College 11121:Park Lane Stables Teddington 11091:National Physical Laboratory 11021:Harrods Furniture Depository 10717:Richmond Theatre (1765–1884| 9854:London Below (magical realm) 8294:Orton, Margery, ed. (1965). 7510:www.twickenham-museum.org.uk 7343:"The Rise of Evgeny Lebedev" 6923:www.twickenham-museum.org.uk 6229:. Retrieved: 12 August 2009. 6151:"Molesey Telephone Exchange" 6002:. March 2017. pp. 36–39 5587:"A Short History of Hampton" 5171:"A Short History of Hampton" 4583:The precursor to the modern 4450:(accessed 10 December 2023) 3939:Hampton Wick railway station 3853:In keeping with its lack of 3835: 3682: 3638:National Physical Laboratory 2854: 2681:are buried in the cemetery. 2528:Hampton and the River Thames 2495:, the Politician behind the 2459:Rosehill and Hampton Library 1787:Hampton and the River Thames 1456:Rosehill and Hampton Library 994:in the early 14th century). 7: 11380:Murder of Amélie Delagrange 11191:Victoria Working Men's Club 11186:University Boat Race Stones 10593:Hare and Hounds, East Sheen 10375:Teddington Lifeboat Station 8414:Hampton and Teddington Past 8378:. London: William Collins. 8369:. London: Wyman & Sons. 8348:. Hampton: Hampton School. 8314:Phillips, Geoffrey (1981). 8303:Page, William, ed. (1911). 8199:. London: Historic England. 7523:Robin McKie (7 July 2002). 7403:Who's Who & Who Was Who 7159:. Norway: Harry N. Abrams. 7111:Thames Turbo Triathlon Club 7040:"HISTORY – Molesey Regatta" 5706:, pp. 107–8, 135–136; 4448:https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/ 4080:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 4010:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 3767: 3734:Primary and infants schools 3672:various notable individuals 3559:(1893–1968) was an English 2846: 2689: 2421:Cannon in Roy Grove Hampton 1919: 1798: 1472:in 1863, and the parish of 777:shows extensive use of the 138:OS grid reference 132:2,265/km (5,870/sq mi) 10: 11922: 11564:Grade II* listed buildings 11476:Warren-Lambert Engineering 11151:Royal Star and Garter Home 10971:East Sheen Filling Station 10818:Diana Fountain, Bushy Park 10726:Film and recording studios 10638:The White Swan, Twickenham 10010: 8028: 6657:, (15 & 16 Vict. C.84) 6628:Thacker, Fred. S. (1920). 6359:Calabria & Carney 2014 5836:, pp. 80–86, 100–108. 5757:Calabria & Carney 2014 5050:. Geologists' Association. 4946:2021 United Kingdom census 4313: 3960: 3952: 3899: 3745:Hampton Hill Junior School 3721:Lady Eleanor Holles School 3711:, a co-educational academy 3686: 3270: 3043:Hampton Court Green (1891) 2921: 2890: 2881:Lady Eleanor Holles School 2833:Lady Eleanor Holles School 2761: 2726: 2693: 2655: 2628:Tagg's Island sundial, in 2475:, it was purchased by the 2409:, an independent charity. 2393:style during the reign of 2359: 2310: 2274: 2215: 2173:Locks and river management 2161: 2144: 2099: 2078: 2041: 2009: 1942:— Henry Ripley, 1706:celebrations were held in 1410:staff and their families. 1295:Lady Eleanor Holles School 1152: 1075: 870:, from whose home town in 785:records that prior to the 551: 508:. The construction of the 468:"). Originally settled in 25: 18: 11832: 11769: 11718: 11682: 11651: 11602: 11526: 11489: 11403: 11357: 10991:Great Pagoda, Kew Gardens 10886: 10850: 10805: 10771: 10740:The Boathouse, Twickenham 10725: 10646: 10555: 10529: 10460:Cricket clubs and grounds 10445:Athletic Ground, Richmond 10437: 10396: 10295: 10189: 10028: 9921: 9820: 9461: 9101: 8920: 8844: 8823: 8814: 8741: 8534:Stevenson, Bruce (1972). 8193:Historic England (2022). 8127:Garside, Bernard (1951). 6973:Hampton Hill Cricket Club 6894:"A brief history of TRFC" 5496:"Upper Lodge, Bushy Park" 4266: 4219: 4149: 4079: 4009: 4004: 4001: 3998: 3995: 3992: 3989: 3986: 3983: 3980: 3977: 3974: 3971: 3968: 3965: 3935:Hampton Court branch line 3794:, Hampton (incorporating 3751:Buckingham Primary School 3503:(1798–1791), promoter of 3001:). Among these works was 2952:around Hampton Court and 2785: 2497:Public Libraries Act 1850 2329:as a temple to his muse, 2240:1852 Metropolis Water Act 1570:Note the unsurfaced road. 1549:Subscriber Trunk Dialling 1435:Local Government Act 1858 1425:, rising to 3,134 in the 1360:Metropolis Water Act 1852 1345:Hampton Court branch line 1238:Hampton in the Modern era 652:Roman invasion of Britain 484:in 1237, and acquired by 405:on the north bank of the 338: 320: 302: 298: 286: 274: 262: 258: 246: 234: 224: 214: 200: 182: 170: 152: 136: 125: 117: 109: 72: 56: 49: 44: 11850:St Francis de Sales (RC) 11845:Hampton Methodist Church 11559:Grade I listed buildings 10896:123 Mortlake High Street 10851:Historical royal palaces 10450:Barn Elms playing fields 10397:Other rivers and streams 8699:Hampton People's Network 8593:Urwin, A. C. B. (1982). 8553:Sullivan, David (1994). 8393:Sargent, Andrew (2015). 8374:Russell, Gareth (2023). 8035:Barnfield, Paul (2001). 7988:"Main London Bus Routes" 7722:Hodges & Latham 1991 6453:, pp. 31–32, 35–36. 5041:Clements, Diana (2017). 4618:Walter St Valery's son, 4486:Ecgberht, King of Wessex 4484:held in 838 attended by 4391: 3792:Hampton Methodist Church 3787:Local churches include: 3210:— T.S. Eliot, 3169:— H.G. Wells, 3091:Hampton features in two 2714: 2658:Hampton Cemetery, London 2534:The Shipp / The Red Lion 1408:Metropolitan Water Board 738:stands. The Anglo-Saxon 540:. The population at the 417:. Hampton is bounded by 21:Hampton (disambiguation) 11579:Local council elections 11411:Adana Printing Machines 11277:Mortlake Tapestry Works 11171:Sudbrook House and Park 11106:Old Town Hall, Richmond 10906:18 Station Road, Barnes 10628:Watney Combe & Reid 10613:Richmond Brewery Stores 10568:The Bull's Head, Barnes 10455:The Championship Course 10237:George Street, Richmond 9778:Upper and Lower Clapton 8743:Central activities zone 8572:Thurley, Simon (2003). 8395:The Story of the Thames 8229:Kelsall, A. F. (1972). 7291:"Fleabag, Episode #2.6" 7211:National Gallery of Art 6948:Teddington Cricket Club 5654:, Foreign Secretary to 5569:White & Foster 1997 5520:White & Foster 1997 5457:White & Foster 1997 5145:White & Foster 1997 4958:"Green Belt Assessment" 4598:Mynchin Buckland Priory 3919:Fulwell railway station 3915:Hampton railway station 3748:Carlisle Infants School 3521:Sir Francis Mark Farmer 1684:flying bombs and later 1470:St James's Hampton Hill 1351:mainline) in 1849 (see 1182:Gaston Henri de Bourbon 1146:, and thus ordered the 1033:as supreme head of the 1013:ultimately acquired by 791:Aelfgar, Earl of Mercia 10901:14 The Terrace, Barnes 10608:Park Hotel, Teddington 10598:Jolly Coopers, Hampton 10588:The George, Twickenham 10578:Dysart Arms, Petersham 10465:Golf clubs and courses 10287:The Vineyard, Richmond 9018:Kensington High Street 8363:Ripley, Henry (1883). 8165:Heath, Gerald (1981). 7739:Historic Royal Palaces 7698:"Lost Houses: Hampton" 7601:"Norman Cyril Jackson" 7273:London Review of Books 6994:"Hampton Sailing Club" 6843:10.1098/rstl.1785.0024 6608:"Panic Button Studios" 6559:Harwich and Dovercourt 6501:"Constable's Boatyard" 6337:, pp. 17–18, 105. 5549:Historic Royal Palaces 3923:Shepperton Branch Line 3911: 3850: 3796:Hampton Baptist Church 3784: 3757:Twickenham Prep School 3650:(1632–1723), lived at 3612:, daughter of deposed 3599:Sadler's Wells Theatre 3497:, was born in Hampton. 3216: 3175: 3141: 3115: 3084: 2912: 2802: 2774: 2736: 2633: 2590:The Hamptons Ale House 2477:Urban District Council 2468: 2454:Other notable features 2429:in preparation of the 2422: 2407:Historic Royal Palaces 2371: 2322: 2286:neoclassical architect 2267: 2227: 2142: 1949: 1916:Bank Holidays Act 1871 1816:John Isaac Thornycroft 1725:austerity and recovery 1690:Hampton Grammar School 1678: 1623: 1490:London United Tramways 1452:Urban District Council 1418: 1395:Shepperton branch line 1368:Southwark and Vauxhall 1234: 1191: 1159:Great Plague of London 1073: 984:royal manor at Byfleet 876:Saint Valery-sur-Somme 868:Walter of Saint-Valéry 805: 624: 514:Shepperton Branch Line 474:Walter of Saint-Valéry 236:Postcode district 172:Ceremonial county 11809:Hampton Youth Project 11390:Richmond child murder 11341:Star and Garter Hotel 11161:Strawberry Hill House 11016:Hampton Youth Project 10911:70 Barnes High Street 10633:White Cross, Richmond 10573:The Crown, Twickenham 10495:Thames Young Mariners 8667:The Twickenham Museum 8636:at Wikimedia Commons 8470:Hampton 100 Years Ago 8224:. London: J.R. Smith. 8218:Hugo, Thomas (1861). 8058:. London: Barn Elms. 7916:twickenhamprep.org.uk 7702:The Twickenham Museum 7635:The Twickenham Museum 7631:"Captain W. E. Johns" 7019:The Twickenham Museum 6824:Roy, William (1785). 6811:The Twickenham Museum 6807:"A Cannon at Hampton" 6488:Sheaf & Howe 1995 6464:United Kingdom census 6414:United Kingdom census 6388:United Kingdom census 6377:, pp. 79, 118–9. 6313:, pp. 15–16, 77. 6265:, pp. 11–12, 77. 6021:Sheaf & Howe 1995 5960:The Twickenham Museum 5923:The Twickenham Museum 5872:, pp. 48–49, 63. 5846:Sheaf & Howe 1995 5789:Sheaf & Howe 1995 5573:Sheaf & Howe 1995 5500:The Twickenham Museum 5425:Sheaf & Howe 1995 5319:, p. 121, Map G. 5130:Historic England 2022 5114:Historic England 2022 5066:Historic England 2022 5044:The Geology of London 4990:United Kingdom census 3909: 3848: 3782: 3739:Hampton Junior School 3616:, and goddaughter of 3614:Maharaja Duleep Singh 3608:(1876–1948), British 3198: 3163: 3158:The War of the Worlds 3129: 3103: 3072: 2999:Primrose Hill, London 2871:, and the run leg in 2800: 2769: 2734: 2709:National League South 2627: 2620:Tagg's Island sundial 2608:Beveree wildlife site 2602:Hampton Youth Project 2597:Hampton Youth Project 2466: 2435:Greenwich Observatory 2420: 2369: 2320: 2265: 2225: 2140: 2069:Stain Hill Reservoirs 2057:willow was cultivated 1936: 1830:, motor launches and 1660: 1617: 1592:Hurst Park Racecourse 1433:. The passage of the 1416: 1229: 1208:Book of Common Prayer 1174: 1144:Catherine of Braganza 1059: 1021:Post-medieval Hampton 803: 622: 604:and the start of the 11819:Hampton Court Palace 11404:Other history topics 11358:Tragedy and disaster 11176:Thatched House Lodge 11096:Normansfield Theatre 10996:Grove House, Hampton 10921:Barnes power station 10858:Hampton Court Palace 10772:Media and publishing 10709:Eel Pie Island Hotel 10686:Puppet Theatre Barge 10623:Twickenham Fine Ales 10537:Annual sports events 10252:Mortlake High Street 8756:City of London wards 8515:Sheaf, John (2021). 8496:Sheaf, John (2019). 8477:Sheaf, John (2017). 8468:Sheaf, John (2015). 8449:Sheaf, John (2014). 8440:Sheaf, John (2005). 8431:Sheaf, John (1997). 7968:on 24 September 2014 7830:"Home-Infant-School" 7676:The Railway Magazine 7663:. John Limbird: 376. 7553:"Sir Francis Farmer" 7225:"Old Chelsea Bridge" 6581:, pp. 317–321; 6505:Constable's Boatyard 5763:, pp. 162–165; 5611:Slack, Paul (1985). 5275:Powell-Smith, Anna. 5116:, pp. 160–161; 4850:Having 41 checkouts. 4723:The introduction of 4387:Notes and references 3648:Sir Christopher Wren 3566:, and writer of the 3543:Norman Cyril Jackson 3242:24: Live Another Day 2989:Charing Cross Bridge 2827:The rowing clubs of 2571:. Originally called 2383:Hampton Court Palace 2362:Hampton Court Palace 2356:Hampton Court Palace 2164:Hampton Court Bridge 2116:built by impresario 2002:Hampton Regatta 1929 1924:Hampton Court Palace 1820:Hampton Launch Works 1758:Hampton Court Palace 1600:Hampton Court Palace 1353:Hampton Court Palace 1337:Hampton Court Palace 1199:Hampton Court Palace 1047:Abbot of Westminster 964:Hampton Court Palace 892:Thomas de St Valerie 682:Kingston-upon-Thames 602:Last Glacial Maximum 450:Hampton Court Palace 448:of Hampton included 322:London Assembly 216:Sovereign state 11824:St Albans Riverside 11510:Richmond and Barnes 11365:Barnes child murder 11101:The Old Court House 11066:Langham House Close 10676:Orange Tree Theatre 10583:The Fox, Twickenham 10563:Britannia, Richmond 10282:The Terrace, Barnes 10277:The Green, Richmond 10232:Church Road, Barnes 9862:: TV series, novel) 9203:Elephant and Castle 8684:The Hampton Society 8231:St. Albans, Hampton 8154:London Archaelogist 7990:. London Bus Routes 7480:Local History Notes 7376:The Daily Telegraph 7320:Teddington Nub News 6871:, pp. 49, 119. 6585:, pp. 191–193. 6325:, pp. 123–124. 6098:The Book of Molesey 5779:, pp. 317–321. 5694:, pp. 175–192. 5431:, pp. 127–128. 5329:Rex, Peter (2009). 5307:, pp. 119–129. 5213:, pp. 271–272. 5068:, pp. 160–161. 4863:in the early 1980s. 4748:2nd Duke of Ormonde 4410:series shown below. 4220:Average rainy days 3828:(Church of England) 3727:Hampton Court House 3709:Turing House School 3652:The Old Court House 3606:Sophia Duleep Singh 3551:Twickenham Cemetery 3435:Sophia Duleep Singh 3267:Notable inhabitants 3229:Three Men in a Boat 3003:Hampton Court Green 2970:in the background. 2934:Franco-Prussian war 2705:Non-League football 2638:St Albans Riverside 2630:St Albans Riverside 2331:William Shakespeare 2059:on the island for 1828:motor torpedo boats 1770:St Albans Riverside 1632:Air Raid Precaution 1429:, and 9,220 in the 1366:). This led to the 1358:The passage of the 1248:19th-century London 1197:moved his court to 940:Knights Hospitaller 912:Robert III of Dreux 579:Kempton Park Gravel 498:19th-century London 488:following the 1534 476:following the 1066 423:St Albans Riverside 377: / 154:London borough 11865:St Theodore's (RC) 11770:Places of interest 11441:Kew Letters (1795) 11156:St Leonard's Court 11051:King's Observatory 10976:Fulwell bus garage 10946:Chapel in the Wood 10868:Hampton Court Maze 10842:The Queen's Beasts 10763:Teddington Studios 10755:Twickenham Studios 10647:Theatres, cinemas 10603:Old Ship, Richmond 10556:Breweries and pubs 10500:Twickenham Stadium 10320:Corporation Island 10298:and river services 10222:Barnes High Street 9258:Hayes (Hillingdon) 9013:Holloway Nags Head 8344:Rice, Ken (2009). 8108:Fowler, G. Herbert 7557:The Times (London) 7456:on 14 January 2013 7348:The New York Times 7322:. 15 February 2023 7213:. 2 February 1890. 7086:Hampton Canoe Club 6883:, p. 115-122. 6713:. 2 September 1952 6687:. 19 February 2021 6365:, pp. 87–105. 6155:Telephone Exchange 6047:, pp. 35, 37. 5725:Legislation.gov.uk 5571:, pp. 45–46; 5383:, pp. 10–11; 5303:, pp. 58–59; 5225:, pp. 98–118. 3943:Kingston loop line 3921:; both are on the 3912: 3851: 3785: 3391:Historical figures 3357:Russian Federation 2995:Old Chelsea Bridge 2946:Jean-Baptist Faure 2803: 2775: 2737: 2673:servicemembers of 2634: 2469: 2423: 2372: 2323: 2268: 2228: 2181:and downstream of 2143: 2014:Hampton comprises 1986:The Karsino Hotel 1624: 1447:Sanitary Authority 1419: 1265:Land north of the 1235: 1213:King James Version 1155:1603 London plague 1074: 1002:Sir Giles Daubeney 866:) were granted to 814:may come from the 806: 668:, near modern-day 625: 575:Anglian glaciation 444:Historically, the 429:), the suburbs of 304:UK Parliament 248:Dialling code 11873: 11872: 11833:Places of worship 11611: 11610: 11518:Richmond (Surrey) 11471:Vandeput baronets 11370:Barnes rail crash 11181:Trumpeters' House 11081:Marble Hill House 10936:Cambridge Cottage 10521:Richmond Ice Rink 10480:Pools on the Park 10355:Hammerton's Ferry 10247:Mill Hill, Barnes 10227:Castelnau, Barnes 10190:Streets and roads 9881: 9880: 9866:Walford (borough) 9842:Charnham (suburb) 9816: 9815: 9718:Plaistow (Newham) 8645:London portal 8632:Media related to 8248:. Camden Society. 7786:Twickenham Museum 7525:"Topic of cancer" 7420:978-0-19-954088-4 7145:, pp. 88–90. 6643:Batey et al. 1994 6441:, pp. 12–13. 6349:, pp. 25–29. 6301:, pp. 57–58. 6277:, pp. 14–15. 6222:Putland, Alan L. 6201:, p. 10, 20. 6177:, pp. 45–46. 6023:, pp. 19–21. 5945:, p. 22, 34. 5884:, pp. 12–13. 5848:, pp. 91–93. 5791:, pp. 80–81. 5747:, pp. 57–74. 5522:, pp. 13–14. 5459:, pp. 12–13. 5265:, pp. 95–98. 5237:, pp. 14–15. 5201:, pp. 271–2. 5159:, pp. 10–13. 5015:Natural England. 4736:Now Rotary Court. 4693:Russo-Turkish war 4321: 4320: 3697:Secondary schools 3171:War of the Worlds 3137:Nicholas Nickleby 3120:Nicholas Nickleby 2808:has operated the 2806:Molesey Boat Club 2685:Sport and leisure 2439:Paris Observatory 1781:COVID-19 pandemic 1647:bombing continued 1643:Battle of Britain 1636:Anderson shelters 1568:St Mary's Church. 1035:Church of England 916:Battle of Lincoln 702:end of Roman rule 528:. 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